The Dell Hampshire

Tom Day

A bit of an ultimate kids day out! So much to do here - giant sandpit, double decker bus with café inside, covered seating, garden games, endless grass, baby change and toilets. For grown ups there's a bar serving Flowerpots ale direct from cask. Affordable food. We hoped at lunch there would be a bit more choice of food (pizzas aren't served till 4pm) but luckily the kids ate the paninis, and so did we!

Jane Burpitt

Fantastic weekend camping in the meadow and visiting the Dell with our daughter Lucy Graham and family members. Great fun for 3 generations. The pizzas were superb, despite it being incredibly busy and the staff were so helpful and cheerful. We will definitely be back. Thank you

Shona Morrison

Fabulous location and atmosphere, think chillout lounge vibes. Plenty of safe, open space for kids to run around. Lots of tables available, covered and uncovered, good selection of hot / cold / alcoholic drinks, cakes, paninis and pizzas. Ordered cheese and ham panini, have to say I was rather disappointed as it contained 1 slice of ham, for £7.50 the filling could be enhanced and maybe a little garnish added.

Gem Hecks

The Dell is somehow festivally. Tucked into the Hampshire hills, You wander up a country path and suddenly boom: fairy lights, firepits, banging tunes, wood-fired pizza from a bus, and local cider that hits just right. Kids run HAPPY tech free and a little wild, dogs look smug, and everyone’s got that “did we just find the coolest place ever?” face. It’s laid-back in the best way—like your mate’s garden party.